Show A -- A - I ' 'I0 olttx — - 'i- Sweet Potatoes -1 I THE - SALT LAKE TRIBUNE MONDAY MORNING AUGVST 1935 t ' ::: r1:::::::: -!:: e M : '' :'!' 1"":'!'''x'''''''"''''?''''' :' " '''' ' ' :f'::! 7 IncludediftIL e 40 year they This allows them to go into forestry Students Study work earlier in June on graduating The trip this year will be under Utah's Methods the direction of Professor A M Uta 11's Turkey CropExpected - S Sowdervof the school of forestry faculty The men will take along their bedding and camp equipment and will be housed in bunkhouses of the forestrr service and logging camps which they visit The men first go to the Coeur d'Alene national forest in northern -- To Set Record Quality Improved Marked Degree Series of Tests Siockyards i start their senior fore Poultiyindustry Sweet Potatoes Thrive Near Salt Lake City Growing Welton Rancli Near S L 4 Ecoliomics Agricultural Taken Up at Logan by Texas Group to lir 1 6 fr 1 t Idaho to look into white pine logSpecial to The Tribune d ging operations Then they go into LOGAN—Dr J O Ellsworth of western Show' -: Washington and Oregon to Action Curb to Plants ' Lubof Texm Designed ? I college Technological Subtropical :':i:: X: ::::: :' inspect cedar fir and hemlock op::' :' ::: k :" ' 1 ' el'''''k rI The turkey crop in Utah this year bock Texas a 1917 graduate of the erations They then return by way rd''''4r11":114 Excessive Costs in -to11111627--Pl Progrrsa Utah State Agricultural college of eastern Oregon and southern IdaphileeriOdither 17 promisee to be the largest and pos'''' tP':::Arat4t:'': gether with seven students major- ho The trip will require two weeks ot OW 40 '2 t Products Marketing state the in best the quality In: sibly ing in agriculture at the Texas and they will return to Moscow in )has ever produced according to stitution spent Friday investigat- time to start their college work 44A 'e't A I i sR4 - 4VNi : :11:tA1 t Live poultry is now included Carl Frischknecht extension poul- ing the work of the Utah experi- September 15 isti"" "w J41 An acre of sweet potatoes growing -4 -- a In PI' 4 0:-P°14:In an open field may not be an among other livestock subjects to tryman at theUtah State Agricul- ment station '' ' y ) t I asomems According to Dr Ellsworth ev- nosismommommemem 4710001 ' li:244erjig of the federal packers tural college who has just returned i :4A e ' unusual sight in Alabama or Vir theprovisiens t travtwo he conducts a I 0-1 ery years "a - woo 4 ? and stockyards act A bill recently from a two weeks trip into the eling course in agricultural eco4oginia but it is a sort of rarity five tt 1 : counties of central and southern t 4 and Yet nomics Lake appioved by tones from Salt City passed by of:ingress during which time several &At k IP ' 11! (77-- f the state tt Its and universities state 14 colleges the ' August requires )1‘t such may be seen on the farm of '' new president of ' 'it e 147' - ' 1)4' Because a large number i " t Z I ''ttt4t '''''''' United States are 711aVt-tot-f--'Fer CATTLE HOGS I SKIM 4 that dealers In live poultry in cities r 'fi 14 ta' ' busi- throughout the the enttred '!'4 have Seth Jones five miles north of '' 'iroltIrm 411" producers 4 V 0 '' r 1 held discussions visited is THIEL $ims' with and of to the be q 'Wasatch "' secretary 4" by designated '1 old 441 all the pro1- vo fsji ness and Springs and a city block 'I' 4 practically 1 144 0 leA4 t :dole"' f 0 1:: ! slatc no omen 0to agriculture must obtain federal li- ducers have increased the size of men and women who are actively oast of the main highway on the li i 41" :::: 1 censes and must conduct their busi- their flocks it is safe to say that engaged in agricultural research fi' Val Verda road ' ! ":PXa3!:1::::::': nance and marketing ness under the same general type ' ‘8111: 4114' 4'4414 i t Most Salt Lakers are familiar 41tiklottli- - 'rn t of federal turkey crop in Utah this year "By meeting these workers face z as alueady the f411 4 anlit supervision 4 cent 100 1J'' ! ''Itft I' 315r with this vegetable served with will ''''''' least be at larger to face and 1 '' i ' '' 4 f' 'it governs the marketing of other live- than it was in 1934 per talking over with them w1 4'(?' 4""o0ifiO'iA'OW iror7sc Ir' roast turkey or chicken or pos 1:6 L t' I 361 their findings we are able to get '411010 stock t The new provision is dej sibly as an ornament growing in Show Fine Condition first-han- d valuable information to prevent excessive charges room: t0A1'4"':-:vsr':' signed - the-au1 parlor $orA74?'17 c4''41 flocks' that we would miss if we resorted - '' LAKE STAMP CO unfair-and Ileceptive-vracticeA" —It turd turkey' 4 4tot ' ' f' on Mrthe S 14 4 yr plant We farm &It lake !:telr VIA '' sikast &pathway Ipo :::: 1 and devices at certain markets being raised in the state this year exclusively to reading their publiseem to be thriving remarkably L 011000!14(110! 1iommik 4 eft riso:It0iikiVi44H':1 in and deal size Dr a said Ellsworth age is cations" sold in where live great vary large toma poultry well While cantaloupes and r if 4 xwf5: fi -- six for demand is f the because will but weeks this For this ant-othethe volume hat group re! is It expected dytng-OblightT -of excessive handling costs turkeys last spring was so great study institutions in Utah Wyothe-Vtroporars being turned up- by the —An—acre of 'sweet pcitatoes grown- - by Seth Verda road is attracting consider-Jones duction will better returns to pro- that some of the growers were un- ming California Oregon Washingbot sun and drying winds the sweet on a farm five miles north of Warm 1 able attention The sweet potatoes are thriving ducerspermit reasonable retail able to obtain their mks before ton Colorado New Mexico and Arimore and potatoes alone have a healthy color Springs and a block east of the main highway and bid fair to produce a big yield the first of July In spite of this zona covering a distance of 7500 The prices to consumers n4 are growing vigorously Mr Frischknecht states that most miles by motor bus to seems sun Placed Administration i present mweather of the turkeys are nigking gains The students register for the be ideal for Administration of the require- that compare favorably with those traveling-cours- e and are given colments will be directed by the secre- that have been made at the differEnlarged Roots lege credit upon completion of the authoriwho is of common the from °Sweets" differ tary agriculture ent agricultural experiment stations trip and the assigned work zed to impose necessary rules and in the United States Irish potatoes in that they are a We feel that in six weeks' time 1 administra-ot to Details regulations On this trip through the southern in the traveling course our students subtropical plantThey belong E J MAYNARD By and the tion will the morning glory family and have packers part of the state 10 to 20 repre- receive as much information and Utah State Agricultural College rather beautiful trailing vines The stodkyard division of the bureau of sentative birds were weighed in training as they would in a year's are the subjects the for LOGAN—Final plans Following ! 1" potatoes have no eyes or buds as Utah rural improvement essay animal industry which has had each of the 19 large turkey flocks time in a class on the college camchosen by the committee on which he Irish varieties have This is be- contest broad''experience in similar regula- tharwere visited and in only one i federal the by pus" Dr Ellsworth said sponsored roll contestants may write their es- i cause they are really enlarged tory work involving livestock Yields instance wa's the average size of After leaving the Utah State colBumper of this administration housing i of Irish the roots Sumto the whereu According found provisions Preserves fleshy the Paint birds that weighed Were Why says: to D 1917 Holstein Ellsworth went in cow '' announced were state Tuesday by Calamnity Nig constitute to be below thitt given for the age lege tubers are enlarged stems sent mer and Winter Comfort Through owned by Ellenwood farms in 1111- - sections 501 to 505to which Colo Cornell university where he rethe packers and by S J Marsden who is in charge addition it down into the earth as small white C V Englund of Denver Index Use an of Water Insulation of ceived his PhD degree in 1926 the Ilit farm reOresentative t nois 13269 and of become agwhich act the secretary shoots enlarged pounds stockyards recently produced of the UnIted States turkey experiadministrAion after con- - to Culture Why We Build With that time he has taught agririculture is authorized to designate mental work at Miles City Mont Since 1: of butterfat for a new annual fleshy at the tips having no direct tional with in Oklahoma and Weather at cultural members Plumbing's Stripping faculty suiting roots 'i' whatever connection with the the cities and markets where live In some' cases the average size of Texas economics Contribution to Civilization New ord for the United States Her ' colleges ' Buds are a distinguishing character-- 1 the Utah State Agricultural col- in quantity suf- the birds weighed was found to be handled is North Salt Lake poultry Bricks for Old Efficient Roofing formance is evidence of prodigious ficient to '' istio of all stems but are rarely de-- 1 lege constitute an important two to three pounds above the norHomes When to Utah for is which contest Building The open made possible through a Influence on the supply' and price mal ?eloped on iroots weight given by Mr Marsden I'd Rather Have a production 8 AUGUST t In the growth of new plants1 anyone in the state who derives Use CementFarm of breeding perform- of live poultry and poultry products scientific study Method of Checking Facts his from of Fencing Fireplace the major part living occurbuds of however the adventitious existence ance milk and and records Upon ascertaining through Is Desire 1 Tools I My Since the amount of feed turkeys Electricity Starting From Newhouse Cullen In unusual places: the farm will open September and feeding ring at stragglers practices which unduly enhance cost 1 Mr En- Hired Help Finding a Place for exceptional care Temple Square RIO Utah Hotels at to the normal cow in to consumers and are of grave con- consume and the gains that are develop on Ithese fleshy roots of the and closes November Compared esthe Bathroom MOSCOW Idaho—Thirty senior glund said Those who' submit to the industry the secretary made vary considerably fronk week !meet potato and produce ne M- -9 A M- -10 A M Mr Englund left Tuesday to this state producing 200 pounds of cern make 1nonlo7---'111 in to week it is a good plan to mark forestry students of the Unlyersity 8 A announcement plants which are says are requested to limit them to contact had l' ''butterfat may public Nig yearly Calamity schools ' of 1 the in and less On leave and I write or will 500 Idaho of principals several words 12 weigh September Noon representative and propogated under—glass—aro pulled many advantages In the way of spe- - trade journals the daily press or birds the ent- their annual field trip This trip li'' - regularly throughout off thepotato and set out in the form of a letter addressed to Pro- - - throughout the state to solicit the additional othenvise feeds dal Sala of may and Close Atter milkings require daily stu- their -cooperation in allowing in June near the—sarne in the past 'lessof7Ray7a—WestiTiltah—Stati-- dealers in ire—growing-period censing of –dents- In rural sections- to enter and—special attention yet many now For further information or serilee are weighed each time the the end of the birds Never as In cue of Irish potatoes Agricultural college Logan actnew cows The as a of such markets result legislation today dairy ore the potatoes themselves planted at other periods phone Was 266 Many suitable prizes havill been Omer aezihrt 01tholtc1aszwork entitle breeding and with no special provides also for the establishment owner will he able to tell whether has been scheduled so that the stup secured from leading wading and in English Courses He is also In the field f feed or attention are producing of rates and charges and other con- the birds are responding properly dents can complete this work be A I the companies of the ing information regarding three limes a normal amount of ditions incident to the proper and to the kind and amount of feel From Nursery demtest with county and home to be awarded to the winof live poul- they ar ereceiving This is a much butterfat yearly on twice a normal economical ''' The plant' growing on Mr Jones' of the contest Mr Englund onstration agents school officials feed supply using just half as much try There ismarketing likewise for better method of checking upon the '' provision i'r farm were shipped by express from nets t leaders and farm is to made that out than being growth pointed normal producing cows per holding hearings publishing facts as feed 1 1 ti came to Arkansas an nursery They flocks into and go z only occasionally Flocks pound of butterfat produced concerning violations and for the packed in damp moss in peach e bas-- 1 i ' seindividual birds are that weigh On many Utah farms this year suspension or revocation of licenses kets and stood shipment well-Th3 at lected random field corn planted on old alfalfa land of Every cost of plants was not excessive beIncludes AU Marketing z Possibly the best way to mark is producing yields per acre com' about the same as the cost of ing its in PETERSON The bill covers EL3IER G several birds for weighing throughBy marketing Size 1 1 parable to corn yields obtained in broad eense planting an acre of Irish potatoes out the growing season is to clip includinkthe receiving President Utah Agricultural College Iowa and Illinois Land long grown 0 At average prices for the two vegA rt to alfalfa and with a failing yield buying or selling on a commission their tails and place a numbered e- table' the value of the sweet potato waterbasis or otherwise feeding band in the wing of each bird that 1? It is of hay will produce bumper corn ing hauling delivering crop should be considerably greater We are coming to grips with the be economically penalized A chart giving shipping Is to be weighed ' Write Catalogue than a similar planting of Irish po- realities of the farm problem se greatly to the interest of our deve- yields and for only about half the weighing loading on truck and the weights that have been secured t in the water required life production nation tatoes if the yield is satisfactory a farm as that recent lopment the indicated agitation by diffor of trucking experimentally of alfalfa or small grains I turkeys I among women of the Industrial con- - be raised to a permanently higher Greatr unit production of land or Department officials point Out ferent ages may be obtained for CHICAGO FLEXIBLE SHAFT -- C lower prices for !neat The level In no other way can we more tars for the of that the ' packers' comparison by writing to the exprovisions ' to the future livpstock point toward reduced costs and 6 South West St Lake Salt Utah conCity Temple act agitation comes among other places effectively minister service tension r of the Utah State stockyards passed by er production for those willing to i ' from Detroit which should give citizensidp of the netion than by make the necessary adjustments gress in 1921 have been broadly Agricultural college at Logan Utah every possible advantage coun ‘' of extending the people considered' beneficial thoughtful to be that ' ' and willing to put — forth the addi- - thiresmuit proVralons-hav- e and been t ry a goo d p i c t ure o f thi a gia I or 1 - to the farm populationLarticularly tiOtiat–effoit ' the MC t For 'the greatest nutritive Value sustained by the United States suDetroit has been one of the most High Pric es Necessary ''' field corn for silage should not be premi court With the increasing imareas in This is the torty-Mt- h It seems strange that the indus- harvested before the grain is well portance in recent years ef poultry article highly favored industrial en microbiology of the soil and its the United States It is here as trial centers do not realize the ne- dented It is comusually best to ensile as a food and agricultural :7 relationship to soli fertility by Dr everybody knows where so much cessity of a decent price for farm corn just ahead of the first killing modity it is expected that the new i Thomas L Martin professor of of the automobile industry penters product(' in order to maintain rural f: frost At about that time the ker- section of the act will give the poul' : agronomy at 4 Brigham Young mil- and where wages for workers have civilization on the high American nel should be well dented the low- try industry the benefits of the or0 OGDENL-Prospeg- ts I versity Another article will op probably reached the highest point level And furthermore high prices er leaves drying but with plenty derly marketing system that now apfor this year's in human history In addition to for farm products are necessary if of moisture still left in ! pear next Blonday peach crop are seod the expectathe plant Tiles to other livestock - '114h—wages the Detroit workers we are to maintain industrial tion being that growers will receive prices Enough moisture should be added v k Green manuring consists of the have bad the benefit of an exten-- 1 such a good return for their fruit because prices for automobiles farm to insure a tight packing when Iof -of recreation sive 1 'practice growing plant material development of crop and market conditions implements utensils plumbing sup-is tramped in the silo Reg?' but instead of feeding If to animals parks hospital facilities art mu-pi- e plies etc etc at the usual high silage sell tk acrethroughout the middle west accord4 is usually the case! It is turned scant and libraries thee largely level (possible becautie of a high ulations restricting farm crop to William N Barker president should add incentive toward ing age To Hair sunder the soil and allowed to de- organized and administered in the tariff whichticludes foreign goads) -- ‘ - and - there - more efficient of the North Ogden fruit exchange tomposetT practice is supposed Interest-of-th- e yorkers and not as and If we are to maintain wages at greaterChecks amounting to $631043 livein and unit production crops 'Io aid 'nth binding up of the ter- profit making enterprises The a high level It is a rather sad com- stock Cornailage fed with alfalfa have been mailed to members of the ' TREMONTON—The Box Elder exchange in final tility of the soil Such crops as public schools of Detroit and the mentary on our citizenship that so be depended upon to depayment on cherry sweet clover alfalfa oats barley public health service in all probe-an- d little of this has soaked into the hay may costs in the production County Farm bureau and other and apricot shipments handled by feed crease wheat are useful crops for this bility equal the beat on earth encourare American intelligence the exchange and brings the total of meat milk and wool through the county organizations purpose If there is one thing which De- coming winter aging farmers of Box Eldercounty to $9269 as the growers' share cr Compare Standards - When farmers plow up a to all and feed areas the their hay and other favored good grain crops this year's harvest it was said ' It Is interesting to compare the troit instead of hauling them out of the Bing and Lambert varieties of erop such as just mentioned great standard of living of even must be made to understand- it is high are changes The slogan according to cherries averaged 7 cents a brought aboutIn7thecounty ' in Detroit with con that farm prices must be kept on a ' soil life If conditions are favorable common labor And Thomas Adams president of the with smaller sized varieties pound in many other parts of the level with industrial prices ditions brinlr North Box Elder farm bureau is: ing 4 cents - the plowing under of green mate- United States particularly In lural the farrnerrof Amertta seem lovi to per pound exchange inrial may increase the numbers of areas The to be "Drive to take market organized crops sufficiently your Dereveal records The apricots averaverage worker in bacteria as much as six to 13 times In the stead of hauling them" in one of the factories there Is care of this development aged 75 cents for the half bushel in -- is within 24 to 36 hours It has been troit an meantiMe acLand Box educational Elder in 1 campaign the No county as regards the services grades and from 65 cents noticed that within a week the bac blessed cording to Mr Adams is badly in to 50 cents per half bushel for the am- should be carried on with the people above far mentioned beyond Uri& will have increased in tlumberS where there is of the United States particularly in SANDY—Midvale and Draper egg need of more animal fertilizer lower grades The average apricot ' In the soil mass from possibly 10- - ines in rural arias often which is the best and cheapest way return was about $50 not only the cities to acquaint them with the serious per ton deprivation exhibited 000000 to 1000000000 organisms per outitanding to rebuild the soil Mr Adams said as to the standards in the schools fact that their prosperity is de- producers ' of the in e the Murray day that a gram eggs prosperity of the sampres plot of ground at such things as art gal-- pendent upon Club Leader Dies The principal growth activity but where an adequate public health thirtys million rural people who sbuy egg show when they captured the Thatcher has produced beets every ' ' DENVER Cala Aug 25 LP— takes place in the Immediate vi- teries for the past 35 years and that or- their goods service music on the first thirteen prizes excepting the year ' Death came to Mrs Lucille Rankin 1931 Edith Jensen of Thatcher cinity of the organic matter A few chestra level leisure symphony in hours daily sixth At the show 42 samples of Inches away from a piece of veger club Jorndt in a dentist's chair yesterday To Buy Elevators one dozen eggs each were shown using the ground aa a plumbing development in the homes 'table matter there is not much ac-- and 31 tons 'beets raised to as preparations were made to exof other blessings are FAIRFIELD Idaho—After sev- by producers of Salt Lake county project tivity which fact indicates that soil conspicuous important the acre "Each year" Mr Adams tract her teeth Mrs Jorndt a absence There' eral weeks of their ever was held show first the The by directors humus is an emntial if the growth is a said "the ground was heavily fer- leader in political and women's club generation or two of effort re- of the Camas negotiption Prairie Grain Grow- in Utah and was sponsored by tilized with work was stricken by a heart atand activity of organisms may be most of the in Ilam and barnyard fetilizer with Hi L W enlightened quired cooperation ers' 'association have voted to take expected which clairly sows the value of tack to bring the over the elevators of character of the Schwan chairman L N: aggressive the National Carbon dioxide and ammonia gu fertilizing in this way" average rural home and rural living Farmers' Grain corporation they Murray day program are liberated too at the place where In areas the particularly announced Saturday The price is Mrs Sarah A Larson of the the work Iis going on The richer southmany to the standard of the high association plant was 1?iiii:':it'::i''114P $37000 of whieh OM Midvale' this green material is the more salariedup laborer OPEN THE in the favored inthe first prize of $5 in ERA awarded has been as subscribed I'll tk'''0 these gases will be produced and the dustrial areas already ' tx:I'f' the cash '7:' sponsored by Draper down The are elevators payment larger the amount of available nitroSALE WITH THIS RAM Of course there are 'hinny advan46:''''''':' Much NO 2840-at Fairfield Corral and Hill trymen Incorporation of Utah and :::: gen will be formed front the ammo tages which country life affords 200 pounds of mash second prize nia When green crops are mixed which probably more than offset the City l'f was awarded to Milo Baxter Mid-Th- e with the soli the looser it becomes Atmentioned vale $5 in merchandise third But there monuments ancients raised deprivations PROVO—With 57873 the physical condition is Improved is no reason why the I also have three other cans already n':? even in the small towns sand Lind Midvale 100 pounds of filled country should and greaW Is the growth of soil or- i ::43tn:it:'en kg' '1''''4-- ' Zi':k41 'logV4'' ' garden products ER Al i mash: fourth G Steadman Dra- - clients with 4'Itti wonderful stud rams in i:§$ x:i of ganisms county are expected 44 '4! Z'7iS:'t sS4:AV''-t kSe-!- f711:-X4'C$! :z46 per 100 pounds laying mash: fifth to utilize Utah s :r !? i '"'3' 130000 cans before the People have been known to plow 1 ' VN the National Ram Sale el'''' Midvale 100 P Bateman Thomas '''' 4 :4zV44''''?'":?' : V iz i lt4 ts:::) under sweet clover as green ma- r0i!') is completed states 2444 canning project tSiA'''''N'S' ' sixth of John x mash "'el:k4'' ':1 laying 'i pounds l' 1'1' s't 'fi'j:4Pk ii:?''It': 4v::111''''''''''it' 7'fcI:VA'' Pederson home demonstraAura and at the end of three weeks i N 1' Mather Shit Lake City seventh Alice 1 see no evidence of this material be tion agent Our of member Kan consignment this It vAktN1 )1"-Nyeda Draper t' A n Int left in the soil so vigorous has a Early garden products America of of Farmers Future the 4steni'i better than in is itst‘ been the decomposing power of year the Jordan high school water foun chicken constitute the material used thus far peso Beans and organisms which peas tain eighth Mickelsen Brothers 4144444ill° previous year and ' '4 V 47k ments with favorable freight bill- It can readily be seen 'from this ' Or! Special to The Tribune 100 pounds mash: ninth have been used to fill almost 40000 ' Draper " includes an out bow valuable green manures are OGDEN—A new top since 1528 ings Saturdays prices represent Robert Ballard Draper member of cans are the most popular Peaches — This ' corn a demand from the and tomatoes the now are strong practice improves largest the A of Jordan 100 being physical in feeder Iamb prices on the Ogstanding pen of 7' character °Lille soil increases its den market was reached Friday in- sheep buying power that has ever of laying mash: tenth Mrs pounds canned in the centers ' Mary five ' Thim canning project has been water holding capacity and etimu-- the sale of a double deck carload been enjoyed at this market fAte7:1 - i:''' 1 Armstrong Midvale 100 pounds - lates bacterial - 111tt4: activity and due to at- $775 per cwt Although the the week just closed ing mash eleventh Howard Smith functioning 'since July 8 in 12 com' :vs the combining property of the celloi- - bulk of the feeders sold at prices sheep receipts averaged about 20- - Draper one sack flour twelfth W munities of the county Tin cans Last we — 1 )74-4xdal 'part of the humus helps to slightly lower than that paid for 000 ben4Per day with about 90 A Cottrett DraDer 100 'phunds of and supervision are provided for year 1 ) Pti4'-':':'E R A the in — this choice consignment of black who assist cent prevent toll Cro51011 sale clients and offered for two thirteenth the wheat -being per CrosgrOve bought Green manure practicS is to be face Idahos the demand is the The heavy buying activity that poultry farm Draper 25 pounds canning their own produce The iNNk:: 1 IL4s :10::::r:::6 priced recommended :f has been in effect during the mash project will be completed about the 4tItholigh in the keenest and prices the most fa 114N 41St ' western states some believe the re- - vorable that the market has ex' ': month of August continued during sale the rams at Through the cooperation of the first of October a ' ' ' suits from green manuring seem perienced in a number of years rs:::'' Amounts of produce canned are "':::'?:''""M"::":::::s::: the week and with the arrival of agricultural department of the :'14 ::i:::: ' 1 as as adas follows: of the eastern 29144 with indications cans peas new buyers on the mar- dan high school under direction of Beans profitable further ' hardly seem to think yet the tancea in values stockyard dB y 14137 ket the trade looks for an unusu- - Paul C Boyce Adviser these greens 14497: beets 4609 - farmers farmers of the west can will afford dais said and even Istanding entries were secured from corn 7a01: fruit 303 tomatoes 43 strong demand to try out this great manuring Idea Fat lambs were selling Satur larger sales next week it was the egg producers of the Jordan ichicken 14 chicken soup 11 ' little more A 1 ' 4 IP i I IdIstrict tip to 085 per cwton ship- - I said 7-- 4 t::!:::::::::: if!' it4s ::::: ::::- I 77-'7 ::-- 777-4- 1 :1 : : A ::' — 4 ' : i J ':er44 of it of: 44( 4 ' 'r 4 ' '' P-9- sb43 :t t 4:74L t -- ar-tivi- -7- - -- 41 T 4- t!! 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YELLOW CAE SERVICE Experience and Rural Improvement Essay Contest Open to Farm Population of Utah 7 t 0 '' 11-- t''' -- -— Stamp Company - 1' ' Salt Lake qiiiik k it'''' r y0 4tfit ''''''' - 26 INTERMOUNTAIN ‘REGION AGRICULTURAL NEWS ' 4 V - : - - - :' Comment National Ram Sale the-ne- 'Forestry Students z fd 26-272- To Take Field Trip : - i4:- - was-take- n live-poult- Ut selool-Yeaf-b- -- a con-sta- te -- st THOUGHTS ON RURAL LIFE ":" SHEARING MACHINES --- r for for ' - If : Co Microbiology : Of the- Soil te 224-22- - - 1 t- ' 3- Peach Prospects Fine Expert Says : - AN OPPORTUNITY For Livestock Growers L u Farmers Encouraged Feed Grain -- their cattle to sheep or hogs—any day of the year— and receive the ' Full Market Value MidvaleDraper 77 Eggs Win Prizes t - provided by die : OGDEN two-acr- 4-- H UNION STOCK YARDS ' - - one-ten- : th Foul-locat- Clients Canning Garden Produce r4:Ljrteillfr ' —4 kt: ::::: E 1103f$i Feeder - I Prices Reach New i Record Days of High Snce — e '' Larmb i t '' A ' 4 1928i mu DUDE k't'! - ' - i:-!-:::-- 4 J 44 ' ": 4r 0kt 1:t7"1 'i)C'A !tpo: 4' 44 - ' 1 - - !N R highest " out-all- JOHN K 'MADSEN---M- t Pleasant k - - I t 14--- o 11 |